Belmont University's Master of Arts in Teaching program is designed for individuals seeking to transition into a teaching career, offering a comprehensive pathway to become a certified educator. This postgraduate degree focuses on advanced study in educational principles, preparing you to address the diverse needs of learners. You will explore critical areas such as lifespan development, instructional practices, and effective communication within special education, gaining the foundational knowledge necessary for impactful teaching roles. This program is ideal for those committed to making a difference in students' lives through dedicated pedagogical practice.
You will study this Masters Degree full-time on campus over two years, engaging with a curriculum that includes practical field experiences and research-informed methodologies. The program structure allows you to develop high-leverage instructional practices and learn to meet the needs of diverse learners in various classroom settings. Through courses like Advanced Study of Instructional Practice in Special Education and Leadership in Communication and Collaboration, you will build essential skills for professional practice. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for teacher certification and licensure in Tennessee, opening doors to roles in elementary, secondary, or special education interventionist positions.